EasyLanguage
These archived events cover a wide range of EasyLanguage topics. Many of the archived Webcast events include custom indicators and strategies, along with the demonstrated workspaces that you can import directly into TradeStation. These bonus Sample Files appear as link to the right on each event. Keep in mind that all examples are for demonstration and educational purposes only and are not trading recommendations.
Introduction to EasyLanguage
The purpose of this course is to introduce you to the basic concepts and constructs of the EasyLanguage programming language. You will learn basic syntax and punctuation rules, how to get the most flexibility out of built-in indicators and strategies, modify alert criteria, and much more. You will also learn how to access additional educational resources on EasyLanguage.
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Functions in EasyLanguage
TradeStation has hundreds of functions written in EasyLanguage you can utilize to build indicators and strategies. This webinar will discuss how to write custom EasyLanguage functions.
Indicators On Indicators Using EasyLanguage
Using simple EasyLanguage commands, you can turn TradeStation's built-in indicators into powerful custom analysis tools. Learn how to customize indicators and strategies by modifying input parameters utilizing hundreds of built-in commands and functions. See how simple EasyLanguage code changes can customize built-in indicators and strategies for your analysis methodology. Learn to edit and create your own custom alert criteria in any indicator.
Loops and Arrays in EasyLanguage
The webinar will discuss Loops and Arrays in EasyLanguage to implement more complex indicator and strategy ideas. Arrays are variables that can hold multiple data elements so the data can be treated as a unique data series. Loops allow you to easily navigate through large data series or arrays quickly.
Outputting Data from EasyLanguage
Probability Maps are complex analysis tools in TradeStation that paint the background of the chart based on a probability or data matrix. This webinar will discuss how to interpret a Probability Map and explain the concepts behind creating your own Probability Map Studies in EasyLanguage.
Pass by Reference Functions
This webinar will discuss the ability of EasyLanguage functions to pass multiple values back and forth by reference, between indicators, strategies, and functions. We will also look at some of the built-in EasyLanguage functions included in TradeStation that return more than a single value.
Text Objects in EasyLanguage
Text Objects can be drawn and referenced within EasyLanguage to notate a chart programmatically. EasyLanguage includes commands to move, edit, and format Text Objects and access Text Objects values from any Indicator or Strategy.
Trendlines in EasyLanguage
Trendlines can be drawn and referenced within EasyLanguage programmatically. EasyLanguage includes commands to move, edit, and format Trendlines and access Trendline values from any Indicator or Strategy.